Chainda Slum Outreach2025-10-02T23:58:06-07:00

The Chainda Slum

Chainda slum in Lusaka, Zambia is an unplanned settlement of over 40,000 people who live on one square mile of land. Approximately 55% are under the age of eighteen! The average family (six family members) in Chainda lives on $1/day US dollars.

Christ Life selected the land for the first campus in close proximity to the slum to allow for easy outreach. Christ Life regularly visits the slum to offer care packages and the good news of Jesus. Service is held every Sunday in the Chainda Center and adult education is offered during the week.

Over 2,400 individuals benefited out of this project.

Distributing Food & Water in the Chainda Slum

Chainda Borehole Well

Distributing Food & Water in the Chainda Slum

Chainda Borehole Well

November 2024

Providing Water to the Community

November 1st, 2024|

Zambia is experiencing a historic drought. By God’s grace, the recently built borehole well on the new Chainda Center land is providing much needed water to the community.

February 2022

  • Michael at Chainda

Boy Abused

February 13th, 2022|

While visiting Chainda Slum, Christ Life Church found Micheal.  This young boy had been abused by his mom who had cut off both one of his toes and fingers.  Police arrested the mother and left the child with his sick grandmother. Christ Life Church adopted Micheal and his young sister and started providing food and educational support, as well as medication for the grandmother.

Warning. Some may find this graphic disturbing. Click on Michaels’ closeup photo below to open.

January 2022

  • Food Delivery to Chainda

Food Delivery to the Slum

January 28th, 2022|

Christ Life Church was able to deliver much-needed breakfast meal, sugar and cooking oil to some of the families in Chainda.

July 2020

Chainda Health Center Renovated by Christ Life Church

July 25th, 2020|

Chainda Clinic is a government funded clinic that serves over 60,000 people. In July 2020, Christ Life Church reached out to the clinic with donations that helped the clinic staff serve the community better. The Church gave them buckets, washing and cleaning soaps, hundreds of face masks, sprayers for disinfecting the clinic, AA batteries for high blood pressure machines, washing buckets, hand sanitizers, and many other items.

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